Wall To Front Of Clewer Manor

The wall to the front of Clewer Manor is a garden wall built around 1841 for Edmund Foster. It is constructed of red brick in English bond, featuring decorative blue headers and ashlar dressings. The wall is low and includes a wide central entrance that aligns with the entrance of the house, flanked by nine bays on either side and one-bay returns at the ends. It has an ashlar plinth and saddle-back coping. Square piers with stepped ashlar caps and finials define the bays, which contain mullioned ashlar openings with four, six, and four lights. Console brackets are positioned beside the central piers, which also have iron stanchions for former gates; the right-hand pier has a rebuilt base. This wall is an integral part of the overall design of the main house.